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England and Ireland go head to head in a huge Six Nations clash at Twickenham. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the game from 2:00am (AEDT).
England and Ireland go head to head in a huge Six Nations clash at Twickenham. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the game from 2:00am (AEDT).
Ireland fullback Jordan Larmour has scored a fine solo try as they claimed a deserved 24-14 bonus-point victory over defending champions Wales in a bruising encounter that lifted the hosts to the top of the Six Nations.
The biggest rugby tournament in the Northern Hemisphere – the Six Nations – is headlined by a big clash between Ireland and Wales. This is The Roar‘s guide to live streaming the big match, or watching it on TV.
Australia will reportedly play Ireland next year in the first rugby Test at the SCG in 34 years.
The All Blacks have put together an utterly complete performance in the second Rugby World Cup quarter-final, resulting in a resounding win over Ireland 46 points to 14.
Match result: New Zealand have secured a semi-final place by destroying a frustrating and frustrated Ireland side by 46 points to 14 as the second quarter-final took place in Tokyo.
The All Blacks will look to take another step towards a hat-trick of World Cup titles when they take on Ireland in Tokyo.
Rather like the game, some things have changed for the better and some for the worse.
If accountants ran a team at the World Cup, it would almost certainly be Ireland.
New Zealand have secured a semi-final place by destroying a frustrating and frustrated Ireland side by 46 points to 14 as the second quarter-final took place in Tokyo.
New Zealand have secured a semi-final place by destroying a frustrating and frustrated Ireland side by 46 points to 14 as the second quarter-final took place in Tokyo.
New Zealand have secured a semi-final place by destroying a frustrating and frustrated Ireland side by 46 points to 14 as the second quarter-final took place in Tokyo.
So then, here we are… the Rugby World Cup knockout stage is upon us.
So then, here we are… the Rugby World Cup knockout stage is upon us.
So then, here we are… the Rugby World Cup knockout stage is upon us.
Were you at Lansdowne Road or Chicago to see Ireland beat the All Blacks?
In a few hours, the New Zealand and Ireland teams will be announced from their respective hotels in Tokyo.
All Australian eyes will be on Saturday night’s quarter-final between the Wallabies and England, but there are three other enthralling Tests set to get played out this weekend too.
The Rugby World Cup enters the quarter-final stages this weekend in a mouth-watering set of fixtures. With all eight sides having met each other in previous World Cup encounters we look back on these meetings before we look ahead to a massive weekend of knockout rugby.
Match result: Ireland finished off the pools stage with a dominant 42-point win over Samoa.
Typhoon allowing, this looks like being the quarter-final neither Ireland nor New Zealand probably really wanted.
After last week’s shock defeat to World Cup hosts Japan, many will believe that the Irish are dead in the water.
Who is really feeling the heat at the Rugby World Cup in Japan?
I see red, I see red, I see red. That seems to be the motto of this World Cup and it has destroyed what could have been a great showpiece of the game they play in heaven.
I see red, I see red, I see red. That seems to be the motto of this World Cup and it has destroyed what could have been a great showpiece of the game they play in heaven.
I see red, I see red, I see red. That seems to be the motto of this World Cup and it has destroyed what could have been a great showpiece of the game they play in heaven.
England and Ireland go head to head in a huge Six Nations clash at Twickenham. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the game from 2:00am (AEDT).
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Think maybe they did that at half time.